St Joseph’s Boys High School Kitale Chief Principal Cosmas Nabungolo has said the signing of a contract with Monterveda Academy in Florida, US, is a major milestone for the school.
He noted that the facility is highly beneficial for the youth from the school — it will excite, engage and empower every one every day.
Nabungolo made these remarks after an official from Monterveda Academy recently launched a talent development centre at the school.
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Dr. David Rath from Monterveda Academy inaugurated a talent development centre at St Joseph’s Boys Kitale, designating it as one of Monterveda Academy’s centres to nurture talents in various sports and provide classroom education. He added that it will assist young athletes to secure employment opportunities through sports.
This is the first contract with Monterveda, after the agreements with Michael Olunga’s MOFA, JOBO Sports Academy and Ferdinand Omanyala.
St. Joseph’s Boys has become a magnet for many athletes, especially after school head Nabungolo’s arrival from St. Peters Mumias.
Numerous sports personalities, including the president of the football federation in Kenya, Nick Mwendwa, have visited the school in the outskirts of Kitale town.
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Nabungolo also serves as the President of Lacrosse in the country.
Dr. Rath assured the chief principal that Monterveda will collaborate to ensure students receive support for higher education and continued development of their talents.
He was accompanied by Bob Oyugi— a former national team player and current essential coach — and is among the trainers assisting young footballers to join Monterveda Academy.
By Osborne Benn
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